A few weeks ago, I was presented with the opportunities to review the new Bunnyz Bunch game from Ubisoft for Nintendo DS. I knew my daughter Gracie would jump at the chance to help with this review, as it’s been awhile since we’ve reviewed any new DS games. The game arrived in our mailbox one day, and she snatched it right up, adopted a bunny, named him Hans, and played and played!
Here’s a bit about this game from the manufacturer’s website:
In Ubisoft’s Petz Bunnyz, care for the cutest and most remarkable bunch of bunnyz. Raise them in your house and show them their new home. Teach them how to follow you when called upon, hop up on furniture, and even play music! On top of being absolutely adorable, these bunnies have personality! They know exactly what they want and know how to show you, so if you take good care of them they'll surprise you with games of hide-and-seek or other treats.
KEY FEATURES:
- • Adopt your own family of bunnyz, choosing from a variety of breeds and personalities – Choose between 8 different breeds, each with unique personalities and preferences. See their excitement when you give them their favorite foods, or watch their silly reactions when they dislike like a toy. Bunnyz might change their favorite toys, so pay attention to their personalities and make sure they are happy.
- • New fun activities – Give your bunnyz exercise by teaching them to follow you around the room, or toss toys between each other. Help your bunny become smarter by playing a game of hot & cold and searching for items. Bunnyz can even show their musical side! Teach your bunny to follow your sound and he will be jamming in no time.
- • More ways to bond – The living room is your bunnyz new home. Show them their new toys, teach them how to get around, and even ask them to hop up to join you on the sofa.
- • Bunnyz go on an adventure – Send your bunnyz to Petz World virtual world, and be one of the few with a bunny to play with. On Petz World, your petz will be able to travel the world, set out on extraordinary adventures and meet tons of other petz! Meet the wild animals of Kenya, help lost poodles in Paris and even enjoy the sunny beaches of Hawaii.
The bunnyz are adorable! My 5-year-old son enjoys playing the game too (that is, when he can pry it away from his sister!). Gracie even introduced this game to my mom, who is NOT a gamer, in the least little bit, and she enjoyed learning how to care for and play with the bunnyz. This game is rated E for everyone; and it definitely lived up to that rating in our home.
Gracie’s thoughts . . . I liked this game. I’d give it 4 Stars! I have adopted 2 bunnyz so far (I named them Hans and Anya), my brother has one (Rex), my Mimi has one (Cuddle), and my friend has one (Heidi). I like teaching the bunnyz new tricks. Each one has at least two tricks on each toy, so it takes awhile to teach them how to do the tricks. There are 4 games, and each game has 4 levels. Usually I’m quick at beating all the levels, but I haven’t done all these yet. I’m impatient with memory games! In some other pet games I’ve seen, you have to deal with your pet going potty – and clean it up. Ewww!!! I’m glad this game doesn’t have that. All in all, I really enjoy this game and would definitely recommend it to my friends (in fact, I already have!)
If you would like to learn more about Bunnyz or purchase it for your kids (or yourself!) you can do so at Amazon.com or Toys ‘R Us.
NOTE: Thank you to Ubisoft for sponsoring this blog post. Please click here to learn more about Ubisoft. I was selected for this sponsorship by the Clever Girls Collective. All opinions are my own.
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